In a text that comes with a separator, I need to create several paragraphs for a document written in LaTeX. The purpose of this code is to replace any content within quotes with textquote{the text} Let's assume the following text:…
I would like to match an HTML <p ...> tag when the 1st char after closing tag > is in lower case, I saw some answers on this site to match p tag with attribute, but not a simple p…
I asked this question to chatGpt, he gave me this regex and example: let str = '"This is a "test" string with "quotes" in the middle."'; let result = str.replace(/(?<=^|[^"])(")(?=S.*")/g, 'replacement'); console.log(result); But I still get the first double quotes…
I'm trying to make a regex that will only accept phone numbers in the listed formats. However if I end the first three-digit group with a closing parentheses without an opening one at the start, the test will come back…
For my xpages/jsf application I have setup for an xe:input control the following validation: <xp:this.validators> <xp:validateConstraint regex="${application.regex_email}" message="please follow the rules"> </xp:validateConstraint> <xp:validateRequired message="follow the rules"> </xp:validateRequired> </xp:this.validators> The regular expression I use: regex_email=^([w-]+(?:.[w-]+)*)@(acme.org|acme.com) (so I allow only email addresses…
I have a text block as a paragraph that starts from some number as a string. There could be simple numbers or dotted ones. I have the next paragraph numbers: 1) sovereign control will prevail 1.1. These are the Rules…
I am trying to remove the text from the last parentheses within a string using jQuery. I am able to remove the parentheses from the string but the code removes every parentheses and I need the last one to be…
I am observing a strange behavior, while parsing texts from a html file using python regex. Would greatly appreciate your suggestions on regex which I should use. string = "<a href='https://academia/course/3743'>3743</a>, <a href='https://academia/course/3963'>3963</a>, <a href='https://academia/course/3850'>3850</a>," # I want to extract…
I am struggling on how to convert a string into camel case without apostrophe and white space. Here is my code so far: function toCamelCase(input) { return input .toLowerCase() .replace(/['W]+(.)?/g, (_, char) => (char ? char.toUpperCase() : "")) .replace(/^./, (char)…
Is there a good strategy for cleaning up user inputted Gmail addresses of the form [email protected] [email protected] To be the actual address? ie [email protected] The use case is to disallow creating multiple website accounts that have distinct gmail addresses yet…